Account : of the. Raid by 'an Eye ' • Witness.. • Thi3 TroY Times of yesterday contains a graphieocount of the raid into St. Alban's, eyetWitness of the transaction, Mr. BAtrAVIT,, conductor of the sleeping-car trairt-trom Itouse's Point to Troy. Wo make the following extracts. THE STEALTUY ARRIVAL About a week ago, some strangers came to board at the American hotel and the Tre mont,in St. Alban's. One of them, calling himself Colonel, appeared to be a prominent one among them. lie. wtts_a man of medium size,about . thirty-flve years of ago, appeared to have- no name than that of Colonel.— Others of the party, whosubsequently proved to be. thieves and murderers, were habited in the uniform of United States officers, and all wore a sort'of a wrapper or cape, and each carried a satchel slung by n shoulder strap at the left: de, after the manner of English sportsmen. There seemed to be no concert of action between any of these men —no convex...4oh ensued that would attract attention—to,all appearances, they were substitute brokers, contractors or speculators, such as are often seen in frontier towns—St. Alban"s only being sixteen miles from the Caanda line. On Tuesday night the stran gers in the village were reinforced by others who arrived in the train from Rouse's Point, arid' new faces appeared at the. breakfast tahles'of the hotels. On Wednesday morn ing; a further batch of conspirators arrived. till about thirty raiders had collected. And thOi the plot was ripe for execution. HOW THE ATTACK COMMENCED At 8 o'clock P. M., on Wednesday, Oct. 19, St. Alban's was in a state of apparent quiet common to New-England towns. Our informant, Conductor BALDWIN, was stand ing on the steps of the American hotel, just as the town bell rang out the hour of 3 o'clock when then he saw a man corning - out of the door of the First National Bank, and as he did so a citizen oh the steps knocked Lim down. A second Was also floored : but the third-raider had n pistol in his hand and the citizen retreated. The conductor thouzlit the affair was the freak of SOM.! drunken inert, but soon he saw symptoms of a di - turbanco at other points. ::;everitl inn ap peared to be rushing about with pistols, in parties at from live to One of thi e gaits met a Mr. Moaatsox and presented a weapon to him, demanding his surrender.— He answered : 'You are joking, They fired and he fell, weltering in his blood. Our informant saw- him throw up his hands and then sink on the gnauld, and then he realized for the first Om , that the village was attacked by tin organizod of mon, bent on pillage and regardless of !In man life. BANKS ROBBED—PEOPLE biloT Meanwhile the attack had been simuli an _ Cans on the three banks—the l'ir-t _National, Franklin County and St. Alban's. l'art ies entered each. When the Teller or Cashier. suspecting no evil, asked \Olaf they de,irr-id, the leader presented a pipit, with the exela illation, "You are my pri wior. 11 . move an inch, we'll blow you through. - - Others of the gang then went to the vault and drawers, and laid violent hands on all the specie, bills and other articl,„: whirl they could find, and filled,the side satchels which each wore, as before described. course resistance was useless, for the -orprise was complete. At the Franlslin County Bank, the raiders pushed the Cashier and one of the clerks into the vault and locked Ow up, and the prisoners were not released until lateiin the night. A REIGN OF TERROR Then commenced a reign of terror in the village. Plunder had been accomplished, and violence followed. The raid was brief, but the scene must have been terrible while it lasted. The thirty or more ut rushed up and down the streets firing their pistols in every direction. Whenever they saw a citizen or group of men, they wood aim in that direction. They had magnificent arms—seven-shooters—all( I as as 011, weapon was unloaded, they drew another and kept up the fte.ilade. .31a. DAL - DIV I N say he can only liken the sounds to the noise ,tf a Fourth of July morning in a large city. There was a continuous bang I sing) bang Of course this reckless use of lire-arm, could not continue long with mile.] y Sheriff of the county soon fi•11 ; 31a. l l I'N TINGTON was shot while resisting the robliery of his store; a woman, ullo , e name We could not learn, fell, and, mor e clasl a rdlf, than all, as the guerrillas were leaving the town, they saw a little girl in the street, and wantonly killed her. And the bullets iv, flying around among the buildings in the Alain-street, nearly all of which bear marks of lead. Windows were broken, blinds chipped and people wounded. It was a scene that beggars all description. THE "CHIVALRY" AS HORSE-THIEVES Of course, the entire populace ru.-he•i into -the streets. - They had on idea of the eirme of the disturbance—for y were eneaged in their usual daily avocations, and the rail was like thunder from a clear sky.'"fhe guerrillas, as they rushed through the town. stopped all of the citizens they met and gathered them in squads under guard of a few men armed with pistols—retaining them us prisoners on the common. Mean while, the remainder of the banditti started to secure horses. They took two front Field's livery stable, five from Fuller's, several from the American and Tremont stables. and $1,200 span from Mr. Clark, of Rutland —securing about thirty in all. Their adroit ness in cutting off harness was marvelous and the contents of the saddle-makers' ships soon enable the villains to become cavalry, instead of foot-pads. THREATS OF THE " CONFEDERATES.'' Meanwhile their threats were terrible. " We will burn your d—d town," they said. 4 ‘ We will treat you as the people of Atlanta were treated." They also said: " IVc are coming back again, and will barn erery town in Vermont." Their imprecations were of a blasphemous character. They claimed to be Confederates. Our informant does not think any of the men were Canadi ans. They all looked like Americans, and Southerners at that. These demons continu ed their infernal pistol-firing—killing a num named Morse after they began to " take pri soners." TDB RETREAT. All this wits the work of twenty minutes. Conductor Baldwin says ho can scarcely re alize that it all happened, and so much was ,; done in so short a time. The guerrillas hay ing all secured horses and saddles, commeuc ed their retreat. They abandoned the 'psi .sonora'anctrode oft' northward, firing their .-.piStols as they proceeded. It appeared to be their intention to,make an attack on the ",..Itthisciniof Bank at Sheldon. DURSUIT. the. villagers became thoroughly aroused to what had happened, they acted in a manner .worthy of their Green Mountain sires in the days of tho Revolution. Captain Conger, with eight men, started in swift pursuit;.twohty more ,followed in half an hour7, — People seized guns, pistols, cutlasses and clubs, and came, out into tho streets. Stores - were closed—business 'tuns suspended. There was a Babel of suggestions, questions, incidents, escapes, comparisons of losses, and speculations as to:- the future. Telegrams wore 'sent to . Montpelier, - and the citizens made preparations for home defence. . . THE AUTHORITIES AROUSED. The Legislatur‘..which. was in session at - and 'the — Governor' received dispatches froin St. Albsin's at 6 o'clock; an- - flouncing.: the -raid. J'he former appointed a committee; the latter ordered, iWo thou -.sand 'of arms and annituriltioa'froiri the arse .at - Vergennes, , and -sent •One hundred. voioran ,yeserves from Iturlingtoti,;,..- Itentlin one ~hunOed ',yOlunt6F,FA from . , "'lturliiigtOn Mid' one 'hundred trusty firemen frc m . Brattleboro. Gem• Dix t New Y 4 ., r , 308•! eoirinun(le Med With, - 7 and, ,gav .ordoss or.pronipt pursuit.- ' . yisninotir,TTEDEß - ADIS:.; - cOndiictorTtaldwin: loft St. Alban's at; out:Ot - tbte 'Way of special - trains filled wiili t ---- voltinteers , and arms.- -At Burlington tho )pit44eper*gro:on:gurgar to proteet 'the town. They,refused.to tbo4kebciiit da" to landllast: hightotntil :they:faint out whether rebels or. Citritain'.vagg .porrimand: During, raid, was telegraphed, the *alter ‘i fired i up!! At Range's - Point, .and, ran' Out into - Alio/lake, • Whkiteliff'ii . ifinattoittd,, Wit-Measure of piccau-, , tiorivi+Att.St. Alban's, .05martial. law'', pre-: ',4o,lolllllol:glitv:F4mustbagarrisoned trobps -14 thfillino, nod tie 'Sri:6ll'6ls Abider arms. • NEWS' NEW S r l N E W-S!! T EID IC H St; MILLER are just're- J .8 calving at . their new and cheap stem, on the smith east corner of Male street, their first.supply of ' Fall and Winter Goods, to which they invite the special attention of every person in waut of Goods delfirable for the present and coming Samoa. The stock comprises ull kinds and vatieties of DRESS GOODS, such ns Plain Illnek, Fignrerl and ltepp Silks, Plato and Figured colored Drew Silks, and colors French Merinos, French Caslnneres, plain' and figured, Coburg Cloths, all shades and colots, black and colored Alpacas, plain and figured all Wont Moue Do Lain es. sultablo for Ladles and Children's • Dresses, Mohair Poplins, Valenclas American DoLainos, Calicoes, (linghams, Mourning Goods. Mack Frenc.h Madness, French Cashmeres, double, and single width all Wool DeLilacs, Thibbett lit erinos, tiomnazines,Crapn Poplins, black and white Plaid Vot, ling. bleak and purple Plaid Cashmeres, long square and Tb ibbet Shawls, long and square [lank of Shawls, Crapn Veils, Crepe Collars, liandkerchies, Gloves, nal morals, &e., NEN AND BOYS' WEAR Black and colored black and fancy Oassismeros, all grades and qualities, Vestlnga, Sattittneta, Union Cassimeroa Kentucky Juana, Shirting Flannels, Merino Shirts and Drawers. A., eVr. A speciol arrangement mad y mitt: a first class TAILOR to make up. Clothing at nod short notice. Domestic Go ods; 131enelled and 'Dubinnailed ".fuslins (,1 every qualay, Sheeting 3l i ilne, Pollow,nse innil nR. Linen and Clt ton Table Diapers, l'lrk Inge, Cheeks, Striped Cotton skirting. Den:Jima. Domestic llinghams, Scotch 0 Ina.- Ila Ille, Sark Flannel f every color, Shirting Flannels. Factory nud Shaker Flannels for Skirtings. red, yellow and white Wool Flannels, ('autos Flannels, Calicoes, roloreti, elinibrlr,ilnd paper M USIIIIR, Drilling Nankeens and Many utintr Lloodaln every day use. NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY Man's Hanover Buck Moves and Gauntlets, Berlin, Cloth, Rinorood, Cassimere and Dogs!:ln Gloves, La dies kid. Cloth. 3tcrino, Silk, Lislethread and Cotton Gloves, a full no ottment of cotton and wool Hosiery, for Men, Ladies and Children, Balmoral Woolen Hose for Ladies llisses and Children. Opera Hoods, all sizes and colors, See roe. S u Ton dons, Son tags,Rl ooped Skirts, Balmoral Skit ts, Umberellas, A'., Se v. Also, just openlnz-n romglete stock of the newest styles Cloth 110:11,, anti Illnnket t 4 hen - ls egrgets, I'll C.oths, 11ntlln s, Window :Shades, Looking (Av.'s, As 11 , sn'ivirt ndvitnees we will constantly be tumi. iegibldit ions to I , ur rtor.lc,a9(l will nil wnys rudn•n•or to eur the most do,ll-31.1e flint eon be found In the eg,teiry. Feeling. very• 1. limit: rut CO .be COIIIIIIII - r their It int! and liberal patronage so ft, tend ed to the New Firma, we earnest ly soii. to vontlnintnre ni tine snow. Nonse Ole n 4 n call before making your pnrehase. no We are alwriy, really and willing to exhib it our goods, and flu, nod will prove th t we study the let erest or Our customers. d., nod f..rget that o•ir Store is on the rorner. directly opp,ite I nine's Shoe St..r e 1.1:1 Dien t 'MILLER. Sept. 16.18111 Ladies Fancy Furs `Si\ AT t'l .Ten' F \ ItEIIZ,CS old Estal.lkhrd t 1.1 It -is i 1L . ,,,,!: N. 7111.1 ',I: Stretd, 0 1- :. 77:71:1 IlLovo 71.11. I . ldlddtdp In r(= .t. , ,, i . I hay,. r,r,,v in Ft“re of In t , .,' . 1 .. . ,„ , r , n , ., , , i r .,, , : v 4 n ,, u I ., l , l . l t p u r r r o t . n. t o ic-11 :.! f • ' ' - i, , ; . /(i l jr„kaA .. ,„ ry• , Ri1 . 4 . ,,, '' y litAlm.,--_ ---- FANCY Fl'llft, 'i.. 144' '-,.----, , ' ifr‘.",,..,_.,' ~,-,3.=:-__-_,- ~ir Tail It 0 . iiiid,,,,, , s j, . , ir t, --- 1 ,,,.., T , , t ; , ..v ..,--„ Isom In tho, city. Al,. / ~-- - , : 4, L . ! It. :,,,, ~ ..%', l fif , u, !0,01.111011t. Of - 7 , - 4 - 11 - i: r iji• - : _ 1 - ' ~,.„. .= 3'.7 OM aH Sr (doses and E==ll As 811 my Furs wore a'l pur , has.ed•wht•li (told urns at A 111414'h lower pre mium than at prevent. lam enlided dr:Tose "t them at very reagonnblo priees. nod 1 wculd therelsore Kdielt a call from my frinnd, or Remember the Name, Number and Ft reel .11)1I\ Arch St ilium 7th. kouth 41,1 e. I'llllo. I Paso no part nor. nor runtuctiou with any other store in Septemher Ir, IS6l—ilin NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODs !! Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store. I ITS'! received a larg , Suppv of elr t rant Fan and NN gt..itls, t, 61rh ,ulti 1, at LI, I ety lowest 'irk, E ;.1 NT DR l;()(//),C, Shawls, Illlnkets, II ors. s. Ilalsnoral theg, all es.lors, Cloths, 11 ass.lusers. Ctssisist 11-I. 10-I. SHEETINGs. pinow ,:tse l's:ls MU" - 1111 s. 111 1 l ' ho - e . 1 ^ 11 . ., 11 than illy pi iris. Please call and vs st as we a. e deter soinutl to sell g.,.151s loss ',the un•ii CIE Az.. 11.i1LBY, Ti Sept,ls, EIV FIRST C GROCERY STOlt-H rll l ll E l'ublic• can fin 1, at our new eey p the Ihubliel'ltriy°eel:pied by Plulip 0I I . ar,4l fle•t e.e. f.e thr Cash le 1:e -p.:•.iL 145111...4 I I leee and he:A:a:eel tment el ail the dlael cut I.4ilds and :.1., .1 Coliee Esseuees, Cullers.l'stps 1"11:1 , . C.lllO 11• P, id n. u- s Fpu•lie, Pie!, Ine, 14 11,rs. l'reserres, Preps,.,l • Cab th• I, Cell,. In F I 1111 11, Papers, 414.1 II I. V.,,tab Os Cr In herein-, :111 I Me•Ch, Bah:ins, ‘I 414 lards, reras, 111 I'd Fruit.s, Nuts, Fe,rers, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. el i L, , ( 11 l l , ',N ,•IA =I A.1,50-111ee, Barley, Stan', Farina. Corn Starch, Core 121761111, Macaroni, Vero( ieelln. A zurnen, Pr ei,on. (2,(oeentrated Lye liologna, Sontag°, T.11.1e nod other ((Os, \ut•negs. Itlnek lieeswax, t_lmeoln to, Co Int, in Yarn, Lamp and (tandlo \ tek, IL•tth It, Cl' thus I.lor.•. lied Cord., Spire BUM'S Pap, and Envelop+, m Yo wttCr Sand, store po:ish NA- Ext.r s Spigots. Pens, lots. Brin,tone, Nlnekural. Shod, Salmon . , [(err ing and Codfish. A LSO— t la, colel.rate.l velsior !lions, Di it d Beef and Tougui. , , hugs, nnU Mitt ts, t Lead, If QUEL:\ IVOOD , I LLONV k BA'rAN W A R E. We respio tfully ask Ibo public to colt examine owl Price our hap and can bully selectec.l stock ot FINE FANILY UM/Ct.:HI bur oil kiwis of efolotry uco. JA 1i.3 M. ALLEN a: Co. 0ct..14,1861.—ty EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH & ARCH Sts., PHILADELPHIA, Cater for the !best. 111,1.11 E, and oder no 111 ITS 0.. de ception to Indive Custom, but rely on FAIR DEAI ? ING AND. GOOD GOODS! Best ME it INOES, IllSlllollWill, SILKS, Nobility PLAIDS, PIN'S POPLINS, Dark FOULARDS, • Figured MERINOES, Plaid 81uvr.s, Ii nod BLANKETS. I'. S. We follow GOLD down, ns clone no see folios. log up. Now le a good time for Merchants and Consumers to collie. Oct, 7, 1861.-2tu Important Dionne. Reduction on Dry Goods, At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store. /AWING to the reduced prices of goods Ajiti the City, I tun now running of may entire stock of dry goods at greatly mint:qt. prices Mr east'. Many articles haying been purchased before the ad vanes in price, I am enable to sell for less than Sty prices. All in want of bargains will du wall to call before purchasing elsewhere. CHAS. OCIILBY, Trustee. CARPETING.—SoIIing of balance of my Online at reduced prices.. `011:19. OOILI3Y, Oct, 14, IBM Truptoo. SPECIAL NOTICE ?Omni; indebted to the subscriber nrik earnestly 'Attested to matco iSaymont, otherwise interest will bu eharguit on their, aceounto, Sept: 8, Mt ' Itesumpd Busine s s. , .1 have received nit stock of goods and ithuy nto now open.fbr.tlne inepection of ylel'Ablie. al Pa made own() addition of Seasonuble goods which makes my assortment very Coinplote. Thuto:, denoy of goods to upward iirice and persona wanting minds will do wall to.porebaso. d - • Additions,of goods..will be made nelluisessod advam.' cos.. Pietist) call ono door Aiiiliiirefe in's. East Jialn nroat. a. • W. f 1 SAWYBR. . . 'UM. BELTING, 1 " • 13( tnialiiod a 'lar go itte,flortitiont Of sizos-,.' O n m R o sa; (hint l'itaking;llo4' and for , Palo 0100 at the Ilardwao 'Store of— • • ' - - • .„ lIENIRY SAXTON. ' Juina'2Nll3ol:', , , to, — (10 Nisunt-)Tiv,v6 - rioneunipti v S j ., p,,lfferers • receive I a . IL,/ valuable pvfnicription fov tho,,ouio .of Conauui lion; Aatlnha;, Broyiblldthei'and'all , Throat and Lung nt, ,, featlona, (frog of ebargo,). BOlldiing 'tholV ividrosa ;to' 'nevi ILDWAItII:A; , Vin,ILSON, ' - •" ' NOW yarn. • ;septa 30, , 1864---.. • , .. iI I " L T MI 8: 4 -r, 5907priird'Ilonea - , arc LILA& • VC all itlnlni:' talrabatlllOwli yattorn; I,ou On 0., Coinman do., with'aii4 ivlthotat•pateht.fastoei 8 1 1 - 'cheaper than evor at 11. BAXTON!B, 'ae , t*aln et, ~,, July 1,1814. . , WINES AND L.MITGRS. .. • . . SOUTH HANOVER'STIMEIT, . . TINE undersigned, auctoessor . to GgOrge Winters, would respectfully inform his Mende and the publlo geeemlly,, that ho intends to maintain the, character of the above home as heretofore, and will keop constantly on hand 'a large assortment of BRANDIES, GINS, - • - WillSlity4, • RUBS, , CORDIALS, BITTERS, &c., &c., s•Aieh he can sell no cheap as any other establishment in Oarllsle, If not cheaper. .@Y County Landlords' will, find this the place to buy their. WINES AND LIQUORS, Both in regard to quality and price. . llio stock is largo and well selected, and ho inVito a call before purchasing olopwhore. Remember the place, South Hanover street, directly opposite 'the "Vol unteer "Printing Wilco, [Winter's old stand, (Carlisle. April 21, 1864—tf. , D. P. HAZELTON. CAt 1 . . THE, peculiar taint or infection which we call ,- - n. SCROFULA lurks in 4' s - A the constitutions .71 ,Its multitudes of men. It li t tgw _.. either produces or is ....--_.... --1.; ; i: prodneed by au en -"'7- feelded, vitiated state I ' l \ ' ..- - 5 - of the blood, wherein :( f + " ir.." , h 1 that thud becomes in (..) i, ,, .;ii , 1 li , i ! {kisr 4 s l vont p . et en! to in - : Ili a - -' Q / 17 111.trAthe vital forces in their 1,1 , 41- - - ... k, V .(((---( , c , t a . . i_tif,t) , 2l,2U \ igen ints action, and _..1;1 .r i....,..,." — .% l b'.7.,1t 5 1-.4r(P - . 7 .Z leaves the sv4tem . to ~ . .‹.-- -- 1 „ - ' ,Zb(ll into di4wder and —'"--- `' - i-.. -----2 - -- ------ (levity. The serolul(111$ rontaminntion is variously caned by mercurial discuss, low living, disordered digestion from unhealthy "food, impufti air, .filth — and filthy habits, the depressing- vices, and, shove all, by the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin, it is hereditary in the (ionstitution, descending "from parents to children mum the third and fourth generation ; " indeed, it seems to he the rod of Him who says, '' I will visit the iniqui ties of the fathers upon their children." '1 lie diseases which it originates take varietis names, Recording to the organs it attacks. In the Mugs, Serofida produce?: inlet riles, and finally Consunnition ; in the glands, smellings which suppurate and become ulecrous sores; in die stomach and lame's, derangements which plo dtwe indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com plaints; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous afrectiotts. These all having the same origin, require the same remedy, viz. purification and invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood, and these (1 liag , MlS distempers kayo you. With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can not have health ; with that •- life of the flesh " healthy, yourcannot have scrofulous diaease. is compounded front the Din-t effectual anti dotes that inedical science has discovered for thin afflicting distemper, and Mr the cure of the disorders it entails. That it is for superior to any other remedy vet dev inert, is known by nll who have given it a trial. That it does com bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this claw of complaints,js indisputably proven by the great multimde of publicly known nod remarkable cures it has made of the following -diseases : King's Evil - or Glandular Swellingi, Dimon, Erup tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Ery sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu berculous deposits, in the lungs, White Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and Syphilitic Infections, Dlercurial Diseases, Female Weaknesses, and, inked, the -whole series of complaints that :H.q.) from impurity of the blood. Minute revolt , of individual ea-es may he found in AVER'S A:WEI:WAN A(.1105.\1., wined( is focal<Lel ut the druggists for gratuitous distrihntion, wherein may he learned the directions Mr its use, and some of the remarkable cures \rid) h it has made when nil other remedies had failed to all'ord Thom are purpo,ely taken front all sec tions of the country, in order that every render ina,) ha e, access to mine one who can speak to him of its benefits from personal experience. Scrofula depre—es the vital energies. and thus leaves its victim, far more suhject to disease and its fatal results than are healthy constitu tions. Hence it tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten, the averape duration, of human life. The vast importance of these considera tions has led us to spend years in perfecting a remedy which is adequate to its cure. This we now offer to the public under the name of AYER ' S NAIi.sIPAUTT.T.A, although it is mom -1, 0 - co or ingreflients, some of winch exceed the bent of Sics,Tarilla in alterative power. By its aid you may protect yourself front the suffer ing. and daimer or these disorders. Purge out the foul corruptions that rot and fester in the blood ; purge out the causer of disease, and NVOI'OII, health u-ill follow. By its peculiar virtue)) this remedy stimulate: the vital func tion., and thus expels the distempers which lurk the ystein or !mist out on any part of it. We know tire public 1)))\ e been deceived by ninny COMIAMIRI, Sar•orpal dho, that promised much mud did nothing Inn they will neither be (leech-ell nor disappointed in this. Its virtues have been pro\ en by abundant trial, and there remtiiini'Uo(ine')).tibn cif iha Suf . passing - excellence for the cure of the nfflictimg diseases it is in tended to reach. Although under the saran. name, it is a very different medicine from any other niich has heel before the people, snd is far more effectual than any other which has ever been available to them. CIIERRY PECTORAL, The World's. Groat Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con sumption, and for the relief of Consumptive patients in advanced stages of the disease. This has been so long used and so univer sally known, that we need do no more than assure the public that its quality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do all it has ever done. Prepared by Da. J. C. AY ER & CO., Pradind and Annlytral Chemists Lowell, Mass. Sold by all drug, , ,.-dsts everywhere. Sold by W. Ei.Liorr, Carlisle, and deal e rs everywhere. 17 E. B MATZ [MOVER, Attorney *at Law. Oillee in it Lloolll'l3 Ball Building, in tho rear of the Court liouse, Carlisle, l'a, September li, 1b64. C ITERAIAN, Attorney at Law, AT. Car Hale I'a. Next, door to the Herald 0111 co. ttly 1, 180-I—iy. TAMES A. DUNBAIt, Attorney• at it/ Law, Carlisle, Pa. Office on the south - side of the Court House, adjoining thu "American Printing Office." July 1, 181.14 , —1y. T ?J. WIIAKLEY, Attorney at Law, ()Mee on south Hanover street, adjoining the office of Judge Graham. All professional business en trusted to him will be promptly attended to. July 1, 1801. (SAMUEL 1111;1'BURN, jr., Attorney iOnt Law. Offico titltb Hon. Samuel llopburn, Main St. Carlisle Pa, ly 1, 1864. j I.IFUS, E. - SHAPLEY, Attorney at A.ttonds soonrlng and col letlng4:l6:diers' Paye Bonn tlos. and Pendent'. Oleo on South Hanover Street, oppootto Bontz's Store. : July 1,1864, . . XutliAW CA.RD.--:-OFIARLLgS E. •iti.A.- IIGAIICHILIN, AttUrnoy ni-Luv',‘ Mug in Inholre ding;, just 'opposite thubluricat HOMO. ' ' July 1, 1804-Iy. '' REM f:11 P. HUMERICEI, Attorney at Law:v). P. on North, Hanover atreot, a; ley doors north of (1111'ti Hotel, 'All bualnesa entrustatt to hlpa wilt be' promttlynttonclOd tO. • , • W.. O. 13AIVYER C. .t+O . 9ISITS 31 4 t t iat • Pomfrbt Stre,at To* dooia 11SYA below. South litiLlov:ar,4 , • jOSEP,H:MTNER; Jr., Attornby, Law and Surveyor, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 01Roo on Rull Road Strooti;tivo doors north of.tbo - Banli. • . ' ..taa„lluelnene promptly attended .to. •L 4 umop9trptrofQparat3voPonttatryoftho , • BoltAmOro,- .•Colleso of, Don tal Surgory, • Sex;4,- ...• ~ofllqo at ;111s reeldoileiy oppoolto Marion Wont lifairr.stroot; Poi l • ~• ••• TriR[GEOR — (I IP, • - jujitlorcr;Deritiei;tr'66 itib• 'Jams, Oollipto orDefical purtiorY„ - ho Irehhloriee' 'uf o b df in o , rd in . 414 , Louthor street, three doors below lodford. A Tant ' - irIIVI . LY BAIATpisiT Ayor's Sarsaparilla A.:Y . P.,1=t 7 8 ISAAC .L-IY.INGSTON, 11)1117.AS received an unusually large and i,i.weli selected stock of • • . . SPRING AND 1 4 7TM411E1? G 00D3S, -3, . and asks that .old Customers, and all parsons In waist of first rate CLOTHING should give hlm a call. His assortment consists in part of CLOTHS, CASSIIIIERES, SATTINIITS, VESTINGS, and all other kinds of goods for Gentle men's Clothing. Ills assortment of piece goods Is tho largest and most varied over brought to Carlisle, and he Is determined to sell goods by the yard on terms as favorable as any other store. His stuck of Ready-nnade Cloithing, is extensive end beautiful, consisting of 0 0 A T 8 , PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, Ac., which he will sett cheaper than any other establishment. He has a beautiful assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, such no eNDERSHIRTS, OVE RS H IRTS, DRAWERS, UM BRELL AS, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS, &0., &o Come and see his beautiful assortment of Goods ho fore nurehasing elsewhere. Ile takes pleasure in show ink his Goods, and Will satisfy all that ho can and will Fall Goods cheaper than any other house outside of the cities. 'CUSTOMER'S ORDERS —1 Invite an examination of my steel, of Eine Cloths, Cassimeros, Vestiov, Sep which I nuinufacture upon special orders., SPECIAL NOTICE.— t would say to the public, that my goods are manufactured titular my own supervision and by the very beet workmen. My stack is the most extensive I have over had, and my friends and the public aro Invited to call and examine for themselves. Zia , "Remember the old stand, North Hanover St. ISAAC LIVINGSTON. Carlisle, April 22, Wit CIIARTER 1829. PERPETUAL 1 7 RANK LI N FIRE INSURANCE CONI P'Y. OF PHILADELPHIA ASS ETS ON .JANUARY 1, 1864, 82,457,849 9 5 . PITA L, ACCRUED SURPLUS, INVESTED PREMIUMS, Unsettled $8,416. LOSS PAID SINCE 1829, $5,000,000., PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES ON =I DIRECTORS. CHARLES N. BANCKER ISAAC LEA, Tom AS IVAHNEit, WATt D C. DALE, SAMUEL (IRANI', GEO. FA LES, JAColt 11. SMITH, A I,PR FITLER, GEO. IV. RICH ARDS, ERAS. IV. LEI% IS, )1. I) AIRI.ES.'•N. BA NCTLER, Prow'(. 't,r,l3W ARD C DALE, Vico Pres't. • JAS. W. McALIASTI•YR, See. Pro. Tem. A. L. SPONSLER, Agt., Carlisle Pa. Malrh IR , 1854 Om, CAR LISLE FORGE. NE \l' FIR NI WEAVER & 1131110E&L'Ilt. THE subscribers would respectfully an min non to tho public, 0131 'laving purchased the Carlisla Forge. tbrluorly owned b . % Mr..l. (lood) ear, we have commenced the mw.th , tare and will keep conhtautly en hand all sizes of thu best quality of BAR IRON, We will give prompt at tontirm to all orders, whether from a IWO! or at 'IMMO. The hii_hYst Cash pH/a, paid for old *wrought Iron SCR A lir.. to ivereil at lho Forge. at the Railroad bridge, in Car %V I: EIL 111:11 . 1iElt ('arlhdo, )Iny 13, ISII.I-1y Carpetings and Oil Cloths. NOW receiving at, Ogilby's cheap cash Store, a lot of 11.11.41,011, Venetian, Hemp, ledg, and stair C.' R Jr,' . Also. Floor OM (11.0V1I'S all widths, which will Le sold Or the cash at the lowest Co CIIAS. tit; ILBY. I=l Fourth Arrival of Now Goods I have ju.t returned from the cities with a large addition of NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS All Ilhres for. the ‘!enson. A henaTtiful line of Silk Nlanilea. Cl,ates . 111111 1121 , 911e5. Lace l'elnts. ll flea dine:lb:twig. hare \WO, !Unciil Celebrated Ki l !Po% eq, l'aiaB.lls. Sun Utah, !Maim!, !late flu Ladle , and Hoop skirto, and a general 11,:gont. Talent sea.annalolo goutla M 1 N AN I) 110YS' WEAR. .riling rhea!, 3 largo lot or 01,D u 000 :, much 1...4 01411 prem.:it prim. Please call one donor below Martin's lintel, East Main Street. June 10.1461 3:3.1L-37 - c,- (D) c) 'ea_ ..... SPRING, 1N64, GIiEENFIELD EAR ER INS' IT E the attention of buyers to their new stock of Dry Goods II will he found unsur pissed in all those fetal,. es IV 1111:11 1:01111/1 . 11,11 a first class - stook 'clerwrtlnettts of • our business have• hoot, much eniarwi, especially that of Dlu E AS` AS' 0' 0 U n AS' , whiAsh IVO are rnnlidr•nt, Is the matt es to u.virr ascart nu•ut ever in this town. It 14.171` 1101 V Up', MAN for invportion all the novel Hi, 01 the seas•,n. vie. Popllas, All new t.hatles And .oil ire. Motamhbiurs PIAIn and Plaids, Plaid Poplins. (•im Ilir.s. It o Liiacs al4o, A h. autiful stock of ALPACC.I6, At aAtynishlngly low priers. DOMESTICS. ['Hata, nfr,hed Mustins, Broad Shuidinga, Flanuu Gi.ghatas ei,arka, TieLiugs, Cot touadea, 3c. , &c. Gents' and Boys' Wear, Clothe, Casshnel es. Jeans, Summer CaFt4lnereF, NN I/ould call the attention of out feiends :lore pal - tle Wady to our humans . ° atoolc C o t. tonades, all bought last winter. before the late wjvaneo which Will 1.0 cold at priet-a that defy competition.— Persona may roly ou getting great bargain,: nt tho store of OIifi'NFIELD k SIIHAFER =III NOTE :—Por,.ItIF desire: nof examine. Our stock ult. please be particular, and recollect our Store is In Zug's building, S. H. Corner Nlarket Square, Second Door, op posite hitter's Clothing Score. (1. it S. New Stock of Hats and Caps AT KELLER'S OLD STAND, North Hanover Street. Asplendid assortment of , all the new ntyles of Silk Moleskin, Slouch. Snit A: Straw if : 0 0 new upon of city and house manalacture which will he sold at the lowest cash prices. Sinthats or annual. ides nom the finest Beaver and Nutria, to the cheap• est wool, and of all odors, unsurpassed by any thin' side Philadelphia. A largo stock of SUMMER HATS, Palm, Leghorn, Braid, India Panama, and Straw. Childrenx fancy Ac. Alm a full assortment of Mt no, Boys and childrons cape of every description and style, The eubsci fiber invites all to come and examine his Stock. Being a practical hatter, lie feels confident of giving satisfaction. Thankful for the liburai patron age heretnlbre bestowed he sblicits a contlnuance of the same. flout f rgot the stand, two doors above Shriner's Hotel and next to Carman's shoe store. :JOHN A. KELLER, Agt. N. B. Hats of all kinds made to order at short notice. IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY. - 17(7 C. SAWYER, has just received v • from the latest SKing Importations an ini• manes stock of DRESS GOODS, • embracing the noweet styles and fabrics offered to the trade. Black, Figural and Plain Silks In large supply, Silk, Mohair, Wool, Lisle and Cotton Textures, Em. broidered and Plaid Tangarillas, Striped and Plaid tier. "Jannis. Plain and Figured Poll In nerd, Sonogassa Plaids, Andalusian Stripes, and all other styles. A. full lino of Ilesson's ,MOURNING GOODS, llomhazines, Tui in Cloths, Tamise Cloths, Wool do Lahti's, Ohaillea, llorothlas,Tamartlnes, Morels, Plaid and,innin Berogos, Lawns; Craps, - Collars; Handkorchlefs, Parasols, Gloyos, 16. Funeral Goods of all kinds constantly on hand. Speolal cars given to - all OrdOrs for Funeral GoOds. Call - i‘nd axamlno our latest Now York' styles of SPRING MANTLES, all' thayarlettes and styles of .' Spring 'Shawls, :French, English and American OLOTIIS end CASEr• MIMES,(a first )`lass toile.. Makes up goods when ,de• sired) cotton and Linen Pantinge,,Coar,ings,'&c. ' • ' Ca t filire.P.o3 TS, CaltrißTS. , growh° Lowell, lilartferd and Enterprise Mills, all grades, Oil Clothes, Maittings,,Eugs, Shades, and every thing in' the Amnia deurnlshing.,Ene, An enormous DaiIIESTIC. GOODS, pll the standard makes of Calicoes, Brbwiiand -ed 8110044;s, Bhtrtlngs, Tickings, .Strlpos, ClottonadoS, llno 'of Notlens, , noslery ando'Cllovea. All 'the .lateStfroproiethonta In Hoop Skirts: rieelvcd Vieogeney of Bayou's celebrated Kld Gloves for this pl ' Ladles wlll't l nd a complete assortment: TllO aboVe Goods end tnany'others not 'rianted, with. a largo cloak of,OLD GOODS: 1 - *MieV:to thetrado at a sroali advance - hp cost Of , production. hauling grateful' forpast •patronage:laak aUentinn. Oro of the same. ',Remember the old and Well known Stand, lubet IHidn St;, ono door below Martin's;ifotel. • • • ' ' W BA.IVYDR. • , darlhdO; April 8,186 d. . • r,r VFO.II WARDING' VIY.PANIN' , . . Oo s n ow .11• business formerll, conducted. by Liker.„Oilder & TQUN .011.n480N, - , duly :g o , •.: -,iiiressod,33utub.l3of D RUG BOOKS,. FANCY GOODS, CONFECTIONARIES, FRUITS, PERFUMERY, PRESERVED FRUITS, MINCED MEAT ,. PICKELS &C AT HAVE TitelftlS, , North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Penn'a. Just opened an assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fancy Goads, Gilt Books, Perfumery. Fruits, and Confection, sty, which has never been surpassed in this borough, for novelty and elegance. The articles have been so. Mated with great care, and aro calculated, in quality and prim, to command the attention of purchasers. FANCY GOODS, which comprise every variety of fancy articles of the mostrixquisite finish such as Papier Macho Goods, Elegant alsonster and porcelain inlbstands and tray]) Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card eases, Ladies' Hine) , Baskets, Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instruments, Ladles' Cabins, Writing Desks, and Port-folios. Port Monnaice, of every variety. Gold pone and pencils, Fancy paper weights, end a large variety 0! ladles' Fancy stationery. Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses. Riding whips, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery, Perfume baskets and bags. Brushes of every kind for thin toilet, X. ilocin and It. &O. Wright's Soaps end Pen fumes of various 'kinds. Fancy Phis for head dresses and,thawls. Musical instruments, together with an innumerable variety of at ticlos °lon windy finished and suitable for PI 1' ENTS, to mulch lie invites special attention. Also, an ustonsi ve sod ell(gant collection of 11001(5, comprising various English and American Works, richly embellished PCIETIC.a WORKS, - Bibles livid Ilymn Books, elegantly bound in velvet with metal clasps and corners. Ills assortment of Selma( Rocks and School Station ery is also complete, and comprises everything used In the Schools. Ile also desires to call the particular at tention of Families to his elegant assortment of LAMPS,Ac. from the extensive estaldishments of Cornelius. Archer and others of Philadelphia, comprb•lng ovary sty In of Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps. for burning either Lard, Sperm or Etherial oil; aho DYDrf'S celebrAled licaosene or Coal ()II Lamps, together with Plower Vases, Pam), Screens, Sec. Ills essortment in this line is unequaled In the borough. Also, SEG AILS AND TO3ACCO, embracing all the thvorits brands, and a tine tissett• input of M El.:RS(11:1DM SMIIK EDS AND PIPER, the celebrated lilliocuchink, Lynchburg Slllo6ing Tobacco. • FRUITS, $4OO OM 971,000 1,0811,:.39 11( . 01110 for 1864 300,000. such as Orsngos, Lemons, Plus, Ito bins, Nectarines, Prunes, 0.e., FANCY CONFECTI4 INARY—N UTS— FRP:SERV ED FRUITS. MINCED MEAT. l'lrkFLES",te in Story variety and at all prices, all of nlul 1, are pure and ft esti such as can 1 , 0 n'lltidently recommmule.l to his friends , . Ills stock embraces o•velyt Aug in the lino of Fancy llood., with many other articles useful tf. house:co,per. which the public are especially iuei ted to call and examine. Itemulher tho Old Maud, nearly oppositalho —Bank on North Ilallover street July I, !Si;. NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS The undersigned is now tipenin , z the lar,lt't and most destra him stoelt of geutla tvor rd to One pe pie 01 Cumberland County. A etdoploto and general at:stately:lt rd . Ladies Dress Goods. An Innnengo lootori molt or LAME: , NlitrltNTNO rind .ECONI) :%1011ItNINti 1)1t1, , S its PH) , two, the Colvin, rd Mourning Story m itt-,soo 0r,,. A tarp. assortment of ItADI ES PLAIN B. N lilt AND DIIESS The larjeFt stoek of N( MON:S outside of the Eastern (Nth, =I Cloths for Ladies Cloaking linvs and. Mew: wear in onilloiti Cloths. ['alley and plain Cati , iiiiiiren,Twitml , i, Jeans, a Ild Cottona les = Int , 4”. I . lllllpk Le unit v ~:* pr,IA E 1,11•1 I'll I\ (1 : 4 IC II; hum all thu IA !tutu turers lu lh, C. also k:almorals of evel grad° and price. CA IW , ETS, Uii. CL , IV if .4. 11 \ TTIN,I6 AND 1.001:IN,1 A larvt4 Ftnrk of Lnro and 11VS , . itAithGEs„te.. 1,•It Iroiu loot seasoit, Fuld 4( Po trinhely I.lw pt irvg. Partiour Ir litt"10.1011 11.11 d in "rullorz.i ,coil na or t i,, of ill kind, prompsl ) vd t”. All of kill hr Fuld lower filo n Cite ,Lis ing burn Into ath.tiwo (41{OCERI ES ! BOCE It IES ! ! G. P. MYERS, has opened all St", In Main Street. app , II 11.11.1- ware ,tare. anti la n. ev prep:or-I I supply hie trien.l4 and the nubile, with all Smite co' Clinks Onnds, at the lowest market rat .s. iI is at, Nc r,J,liiisns C'eFEES, SUC,AItS. Flit 131 . 5. Salt, Spit < o ,, • Cron nd, uvvro nu I ; (`rackets, Cheese, Coffee liisi.etires, Fish by e liele•ele or retail, t r Feeers, bn WI, Boil Cords, GLASS AN °) it YON EWA f: Queensware, Cedarwaro, Notions, and all other arti cles usually kept in a lirqt rins ilrocnry. 11 revs,' In F. ices I :I in d,terlaitool to :on goods at the 105,,t fin ores 11= B 'l"i I.] It, S, anal nil kt..k o t Countly 1'14111,.. taken At 111,11 ket prices. i'alallla,ll.ll,l Dairymen gin• in% (..111 and seu the vt•l.lornie , l \ I \ I luts hmat prullounet..l).y r-uliwtout. j:t•lg - eg Lilo buporlor Chum ut the ado. July 1. 1064. [ 4 AR G E A Illt IVA ON I.' I:ES Qum] Es.---Ft,il OF Al 4 l, I Among, which is a lar:4l. I,lt. or 11, Monti HERR N.;. in mAcKAREL at prim flint is molly .I,tonit.liit!gly low. I'll,l, of nll klints, SAUCES, PRESERVES, and xt good a=s: Cm. ut if TOBACCQ AN 1) SEGA RS, 1, Iy UORS C . . t the lowest sates for C.1:!II or Country Produor. WM. BR= .1 I', 1 r partnership heretaure existing rbetween Marl., L. Halbert and C riw ford Flan Ink, has been dissolved by mutual comsat. The Pro, and accounts are in the hands of Mr. Halbert. who earnestly requests all parties taiviint 11,1 , 111101 With the late firm Jo call and settle them. It Whim L,lbert. jr. having entered into partnership with his brother, Chales L. Halbert, the tailless will hen:uforth be conducted under the style of halbert AL Broth,. Thu now thin mould respeettully call attention to their stock of New and Fresh Groceries. Their stook is lar4e and selected with the:7re itort rare and will he sold at the low v,d, prices for car. It con, slots In part of tine old Government Java COFFIN; Prime Rio do , Prime 1110 Roasted. SYROPS.—New York, Ilestou, and Philadelphia Sy reps, of the very best qualities, BROWN SUOARS.—The boat the market affords. - • . Lovoring's li,st Crushed, Sand. and Pulverized Sugars. Also, his A. B. and C. Sugars, which cannot be sue— hire. Corn Starch, Ikrrina, Dondeline Coffee, Essence of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, .'&l./lip. ci? CHINA, GLASS, AND „ t u, QUEENSWARE. A largo and well selected stock of the very latest pates terns and styles, lower than over In price, and better In quality, than was over offered before In Carlisle.— Call and see. Wooden and Willow Ware, such asTubes Buckets, and Churns, Baskets of every description; Children's CARRIAGES Stoneware, Cream J Pots, But— ter Jare, Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes. FISH—No 1, 2 and 3 Haokeral. 1 MESS SHAD No.l Herring. A largoquantity of the celebrated Excelsior HAMS. SALT by the Sitck, Ilairy and. O. A. Salt. Tho subscribers respe.ltfully ask the patronage ni their friends and the public generally, and invite thorn to call' and examine their new stock, at the old stand, corner of Hanover and Loutber Streets. HALBERT & BROTHER Carlisle, April 22,-11364. Flour tend Feed Store, rill:1E subscriber wishes to announce to the people of Carlisle and vicinity, that he has opened a FLOUR AND . FEED STORE, on the South East Corner of Main and West Streets, in the Warehouse owned end formerly occupied by Jacob Rhcein. Tho bet brands of FAMILY FLOUR, kept constantly on band and delivered to auy part of the town. Having perfected arrangements with some of thairst mills In the neighborhood, I can assure my customers that they will he furulahed with an article of Flour which I can vouch for. I will keep constantly on hand FEED OF ALL KINDS, such as Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Potatoes, &c Tho Idghbet cash 014044 paid for' Grain of nll kinds and Flour. ,Don't forgot.tho old ostabllabod stand. JEREMIAII "Carlfslo, May 20,1,8* • ' • 4. - ;kfra LEWIS E. LYNE, Of the old firm of John Lyng. jr Son, AS dust completed opening, new 'lLL'Spring stock of horde are, Paints, 011 s, ,Cliass; Varnishes, &c., to which lee Invites the earlyattentlen. of the public 'generally. Ile has greatly enlarged his stock in thepublic all JO vao w qu ith e,branchos, and can now accOm• wedeln' • di j • -'• Relfable.Goo , , ••- .: • In largo or small quantition at' tho lowost pious. A 4001 v Into his'stare will convinoilhom that ho lino enough' Goods to fully Supply tho doniand In this ism , hot. Persons wanting Goods In our Goo will lind It to their advantage to give-ts a call bolbro malting ti(idr purchases. All ordo4,personally and pottotually Waded to, and no misreprosontationa limb+ to otfOoti aslos. „ LE VIS LYNI, Carlisle, May 29,1864. ... North.l.fainover EN • ' • ! —lilyery:deScrlptlon, and quellty.. Of ilreilawlott, Queenswfwej hardware i Mauls, linuee,rFlne, ! Llriaora, TobsecoiSogars, Pipes, 'rash Fruits and:•vgentables ln ,Cana, Oystore.do. Spices, Wood; and WllloW Airlite; all lands aod of the hest- ettallbrauct fad .at the lowest prices for rash by' • July 1, 1804. • I= 1)0.11ES7.1 0 coons. EBIZZI MEDI= DISSOLUTION FIRE INSURANCE. T • HE Allen and Eastpennsbore'. Mu , tual Fire Insuradce Copignity of Cumberland. County, inctorporated Upon act of Assembly,' in the year 1843, and having recently had Its charter extend ed to the year 1883, is now in active and vigorous op• eration, under the superintendence of the following board of Managers, via: William it. Gorges, Christian Stnyrnan, Jacob Eberly D. Daily, Alex. Cathcart. J. 11. Coovor, John Eichel bur ger, Joseph Wickersham, Semi. Eberly, Moses (trickery Rudolph Martin, Jacob Coovor, and J. C. Dunlap. The rates of Insurance are as low and favorable as any Company of the kind in the State. Persons wish ing to iweerne members are invited to make applica tion to tho egents of 1110 Company, who are willing to wait upon them at ney time. WM. H. G ORO AS, President, liberly'e Mills, I'. 0. CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President, Mechanicsburg, P. 0. .101 IN C. DUNLAP, Sectly. Mechanicsburg. DANIEL GAILY, Dillsburg, York Co. AGENTS. Cumberland county.—John Sherrick, Allen: henry Zearing, Shlrommistown; Lafityette Pelter, Mckinnon p lien r Bowman, Churchtown ; Mode Griffith, South 'Middleton; Samuel Graham. Weatpontishoro'; Samuel Hoover, Mechanicsburg ; .1. IV. COOklin, Shopherdatown D. Coover, nipper Allen ; J. U. Saxton, Silver Spring; Jelin flyer, carlisla; Valentine Yeoman, Now Cumber land ; tames lileGandllsh, Now viii,,. York w. S pi v idpg. Dover: James Orlllllls, We rrintzton ; .1. F. Penni , . IT, Washington: Richey Clark, billsburg ; D. Rut ter, Fairview; John Williams Carroll. Dauphfri en —Jaerib linuFer, Itariishorg% 11eni6era Of the (7,niimny haviog policies about to expire, ban have them renewed by making application to any of thn Agents. July 1, '.',!"' -- ;'," - ::;."'.1:'.. 5- :(' ? ::i; - -F . :'_=.-' 4 . -.4, _ - WHEELED & WILSON'S SE G aga" (CB/ I.7VE 8 AT REDUCED PUKES With Glass Cloth Prosser, Improved Loop— Check, Now S'yle Hammer, Binder, Corer, Braider, eto. At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa Highest Premiums et the INTI:RN 11 . 10 N SL FsnrurTlON, 1,41,11,V, 18132 EXHIBITION, p 1861. , at the Fairi of the =I Silver Medal at the Pen nsyl rahia State Fair : , rptr,ither, 1803 American Institute, New York, )liitilliinitio Assotiintion, Itte.l tin, Franklin Ins! it We, Nltitriiptiiltan )Itielianlcsi In ititute. l it,lll no ton, larN 1:11/11iIIStif Wa n it iti t on ci t i iileeh.tii ie. , it •tanciiitinn. Cinci Min li. Eo.vt turky Institute, St. Louis, )lot:hank,' I itstit tite, S.tu Ft:melee,. At the state Faint of MAINE. VERMOVP, CONN ECTIOUT, NEM' .11.:IO=EY, PENNSYLVANTA, PltO' IA MIS,U-SIPU MISSOURI, MEE@ INDIA \ 1 10%11 1:11:, hSilzIlE, 1 Ll.l NOTS, IiENTUi !KV AN, 11 1:1UON:111`1, LALIFoIiN lA. T'oeno relola Ito 1 ;I:tollineg are adapted to every tae ~ , •winc or liunilr W 1,11.. Gwn the lightest um.- lips to the heavie , t Ilothc. They work equally e vil upon silk. linen, Nymileit. and cot tmi goodr.—seamina: quilt in... eatlim tor:. foilin.r. cording., and amitilor: .1 he intlfill and pertoot , titolt. alike on both porimmitoz NpeeteS V: except lioler end t mg on Tottons. Tull lit tra,l 1.1110 for oporat Ina vin. 11achilio grit ultoarly at tile salon 11,01115. NVllell the )IMellit‘l• ig $l.lll ,1111. dint In.', that piaronal instruction is Inconvenient. a ear,' at direction is rent, a hich in a 00111,ient truido. Th.! qu:ffloo, tt hirh _recommend the Al heeler & NVII•on Machine are 1. ill,. tv anti oscollence of stitch, aiilm on but silos ni the ItMic sewed. 2. Strelig-th. firmilo , ,, anti dilraldlity of atom, That will not rip nor and made 3. 1.:/.1.11.1l Of !,,:t I 4. Ito att.tt hinotito 111.1 wide range of applioatiOri to purp,er Riot mat, ills. b. lompaetiless and I leemnee 01' model 101.1 finish. n. rlhoplieite 1111.1 t1101.1.11,Fh11,-• ~f comtruction. 7. Speed, ease of opmation :ind management, and quietness of neiTeineot. t•corour,r. or 111. :1 Jlaehine, anti I [ l t n 1,114,1. g, ;:) 11 P0n.,0,•J, nr )1,111,v:11)y 55 w =I Plain •r:aa,•. ihdr 10, Cam.. P , lklietl. Rlarls IVallint ,Mallottany b;) N. plated, with 11.1, Tod II di t'.1•,.•. '; 11 . :di)k a or 7 11,111 r,, P 1,11,1, 8, %%alma or Maht , vatly 90 Cit,, 1110 0 , No -I 3ht, with 77 io No. C)linder, with PI du , I= 11.tchine is 1 MI. 11,10/1111e- .1 , 1 ,Sllll t NON{ ( . 14 \ ••nv rt, Ir 11,111.0 r and I, ,•h et: NS Ag,ney :it Railroad and Teleg,raph Office, l'A. .1.1,1, 1,111-Iy. _STEINWAY PIANOS. First Prize Modal at the Worlds Fair, London, 1802. -4- - ( 1 1 r` . ''',l . '••'.: __._..._ ~_r:':-',', " - ,i g5t ; . ,;;:„:„......: . ;-" I " - ..:;-4-..:2':• , - ..--;.... 7, - ,,w;i:* i Ati7'ar.... -- ..._; - :' ;3 .:....., -- ;_i-, — . fZ k" - ,;;.ft .-•-. , - .-__t -- -:1 - - - -,1 - -2-•_ . -•_--: ''' ....-1.. •,,, J4,1:•.:Z,. 1 .'2•.•1,;` , - , i-_,, , e.: , • - =' - r - ..-::-. ,,,, •.7-----,! - :. 1:1,,; il . f il -' - '-1 ,7, - k'N .l 0 YI d , I ( -ti •f 1.4 „ iii .., ~.:,-.,,,,, L... ~.-------------- ril 1.1 E undersign-Qd ha just, leceived, i and intenda to keg?, ,4nlstantl, ou hand a full as sivtrnenl of Ihe unelluAlled Piano, manulactured by Stelnw ty ,t Sons (11 New York. Each iustrumou , will he carefully selected In the Manufactory, itatt will be sold at the New York Cash Factory Prices, With the addition of Freight to Ca lisle. A written guarantee of entire satikfaelion will be girenlby tho subscriber to earl, purchaver. porsonB destrbus to purabase ere invited to call and examine these unrivalled Planea, at • R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store, Main Street, 3d doer cast of the Mansion House, new ti o Itallrt.ad Depot SECOND HAND PIANOS received In exchange and kapt for kale and to rent. C 111.14110, May 1F63-1y A. B. SWING'S FURNITURE IV,ARE-.ROO t -, - ---- -- , -. .3' ? '' l, --- „;„ .4,,....4.5..x ~ .4A, _, ~.., ~ . ._,.4 - 4 , .e.,. -;--: - \Vest High Street, Carlisle, Pa (hvinium awarded at the Cuinberland ;Comty ,Agricultural Fitir 0f...1847,) The subscriber has j net received-the most splendid -assort moot of erthiles la his line, evdr brought to this place—which he is detorminedlo sell at prices tie& deity competition. _Parlor, -- Chamber, Dining-room, A FURNITURE. • 'Kitchen and °Mee Embracing ovary article used by !louse and, lintel keepers !of the most approved and fashionable design and finish. Including also Cottage furniture In setts, .reception and Camp Chairs, Mattrassbb, Gilt flames, pictures, .4e., •.ys...l?articular attention given an unual to funeral& ; ordqrs 11 . 0111'0mi and country, 'attondod to promptly and on'unoderato terms. .Tuly 1, 18C4 I)AINTS ANI) • OILS 1 10 Towovk k ito Load. 1000,_ ilanomi 01911. alil4 rocaivea :I.lltrgo lismrtmopt of , • Yarnishon , 4 • Flro Proof I'olo4 • . 'l'ollloo6oo, 1110ronro .10000, • ' • • 1111,v. 1. 1 .4vptl Llllil4lllll 11( 1 11 1.004 11 , 101101 V 111+)100011, . 4,111 . 4 Oil, illiorm OIL I'4lW. 111101100 i .Ul4lOll, 0014 i okovol',l' 404014010 n tliy, 000 011 I![1 0000 and I , IIIM 1 1 1111 V jl ' u , ;101y 1, 1/104.,• • ' ' • Bryanwl'ulrikonlo Wafers, • • , . AT RALSTON'S -Poe' 1341.:C4 4 , , , ' 110111iY . ,8,10,IAN$'' will . piul it their ad vinntage tocia and limehive their Dteclieleten et 7 - ~." rnA..100,/111' COAL AND LUMBER YARD.-' Tho sub - seribura have this day entered Into partnership to trade in COAL AND LUMBER, We will hove constantly on band and furnish to o , der all kinds and quality of seasoned LUMBER, FRAM U STUFF, Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Lath, worked •Flt oring and Weatherboarding, Posta and Rails, and every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard. All kinds of Shingles, to wit; Whitepine, Hemlock and Oak, of different qualities. Having cars of our own we can furnish bills to order of any length and size at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our worked boards will be kept under cover so they con be furnished dry at all times. We have constantly on hand all kinds of Family Coal under cover, athich we will deliver clean to any part of the borough. To wit: Lykens Talley, Broken, Egg, ' Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddler, ;.) " ...NlOArgnTifivorton, Locust Mountain, II ava IN t--- ani v. 1I h which Jo ) ery, yes pledge onr. ..., , I l t j r - ,= .. selves to sell at the lowest , • prices. Best quality of Limeharner's and Blacksmith'3 Coal, elways on bend wbleh we Will Fell at the lowest figure Yard west side el Grammar tfehool, Maio street ARMSTRONG & HOFFER. July 1, 1804. • Notice of Co-Partnership, riIHE public are hereby informed that g the undersigned have this day entered Into a Co Partnership, under the name of Delaney Sr Blair, for the purpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber busi nes, at the old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the )lan {Corks; w [tore all orders in their line of business are respectfully solicited, and will he promptly filled. Ort. 16, f gQ-Orders for coal %will lot received Fleming's Grocery St re: Robert Nlonre's Shoe Store and A.ll. Ellair's Currying Shop tr2llrders for Coal rr Lumber solicited throngh he Post Office. arrangements having been made with Iho Postwastor to charge the postage on stone to us. All ordnrs punctually tilled. AT the store of John Irvine, on th N. E. earner of the pnhlh• square. is the place to purchase Boots Shoes Hate 'sod Caps, at prices that del y veniretitiFm, 1141 ha. just returned from the I:ast with the largest and most vomplete assortment of (loots. Shoes, lists & Cap. that he has ever presented to this community. told which he is determined to sell et the lee est pen sl hie prices. I his sto:k em biases everything In his line ni hi shires. rich as MEN'S A:, BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS, Rip Boats, Calf neilyatent Leather (Whitt Ties, call and patent Leather flaito. a, Calf Nullifiars, Calf and Kip !Legat+, Slippers,, LADIES' W E A R, Fine French and Eneli-h 'thirorre Calf and ichl Iteet ,, Fine Kill alipper, Fa 1/ea Mar rociisii_a ad Kid littAim, Lis Ks A •1/ (71111.1/I{I.:N•,S 11'E.1.11 of w all 111 . ,1ir tin]e embracing tine I.akli,ll.r, ilaitols. Laqing GnLllm Guuts, Vii.rr(wei, I IWO s of all Mud. tali('{' Ghllf, I.t varinos ,tlles Nr. k SIP.. Cassimere. Fur MOS of all tionlitita. and a 1.1rg.. ,SOl Intent ”I Itoot ,, and SM - e, made to order at the slelett•qt. Itepailitez ppoillre,ls• 1'..1/fi lent I'hie :0,1111,. pler,, ill cwt.: v,,11 eu , tote, he ',poet:lull) in% )tes the publir to I ...ivt• him n fj...)_lteineit.l.er the place, N I.: I•orm, or the rum', Jul) 1, 19(4 NEW GOODS ! ! Nov, - uffering inimense valiety CliffilS, in a larg, variety, limn can lie found in any nstiiih lishment in this lien,il li ant as Po : e 1 . 311 ht sold a where, to snit taste 1,1 poi itet IV , 1 , 15111. tars lire the goods to iir ice, in the lea or sell pc; aril. not iniers •t cut can lie 11, 11.111,111., .t. h n ini.peidlon of liur goods aid prices, reaped lull) mill...tied. . . • July 1. Iti"• ~ I ELLI NG OFF .\ T T NNTY-FI V 11-.lt CENT. 111: R' t' At tllo t;t,r.a :1 11.,rg t Cumberland VaHuy IMM., and Lula dnn, ladow t Chirrt.h. nu It m.t. )laiu ,treut, the tar t , :Ind best seluvlud 1V A II ES ,1N .T EIV E Y thn town, n 111 he sold 3u per rent lower than at a pinen tn the ttda to Tito .toet. row pt ices v Int:gen-0o inent ottinltl and :liver llulttil, t•atelles. Love Lep:DS, Amer:era matt:lles, nit,l all other kinds a sly les, G OLT) ANI) SIL Jl'/' Ci/,1 /XS. "„1,1 and r • I I Linds.,?retar u.. 111 and att.l r'Co. r P. ings n fzreat v:f it•l of tif The era Mork 1 , 1 %% atehll,dh, tg, j ar , Nlirrors. nod Fate Still lie told vilioirraile or retail ot the Stu-lost terms. Having seketed a first ria , a wardnian all kinds repairing will 1.0 done as usual, at red ottr•,l pric e s. 11. MEM .lul3 1,1,61 czrrlLL THTUMPIIANT - I Tor ~,,,r k te ~r the Prairie Flower Cook St,e, warrants the subseriber in r.dling the atten tin stall who may ,ant n superior stove to call and exintline tile only store that has given old vermil faction. IVILITIzI CLAIMED OVER °TILERS Ist. A saving of Irmo to no per cent. in fuel A hot fro and nokher even from the same tire 31 A hirger oven I Ilan any other stove of the sam, size. prcserrati. n of the ern ter piece iron, slaking sav 1 n epai rs. 6th. Tho hest Raker. Roaster, and nook now In use, nth A superior ail angetnen t rb, ning the Hues, 7 tb• Jr [...feet t las Consinnet her el tiler woad or coal. The Prairie Flower is warranted to give satistnetion In eVety particular, and will he ,hown with pleasure to all who may call, whet her droll ing to plitchnse or not, any quantity of reference in to, it or country A few other good Cook Stoves on Laud. which will be sold very low to close sto. It. Spouting. Roofing, °lob not k, C peer innthing nod Sheeting work promptly all, tided t In town or rout, try. All work warranted at the old stand, Hanover stoeet, north , t Louther. MARY MORRIS. N. 11.—Old Copper, !brass sod Pe, ter bought, and the highest mice paid id rash ur goods. ;Tune 26. 1 864.—th COFFEE POT. NITILLIA M. FRIDI,MY respectfully announcos to the citizens of Carlisle and 011 public gencrev, that he , till continues the =ankle turn et all {dints of tin and shoet iron warn In .1. D Ilalhert'S blinding last Louther street Carlh.le at sign of the RED COFFEE POT, where he will at all times be ready to do all kinds of work in his line v. Ith neatness and despatch. Also ran at all times be ha,. those celebrated, sele settling and self testing premium airtight. FRUIT CANS AND JARS. Roofing, Spouting, and all kinds of jobbing done at the shortest notice. Cash paid for old lead, pewter and copper. Thank. ful for the patronage heretofore ox tended, ho hopes by strict attention, and a desire to please all to merit a continuance of the saute. Dont forget tho sign of the Red Coffee Pot. July 1, 1863. JOHN IC STAYMAN rrhe subscriber informs the public tha hu still contiuues tbo GAB FITTING AND PLUMBING butanes at.the Old Stand In tholatsemetit of the Firs Methodist Church. Ile' will attend promptly to al auslnees In tile lino. Load and Iron l'ipos, hydrants, Hot and cold Water Closet s.Force and Litt Pumps, Wrn't Welded Tubes, Iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, Wash lia sins, Bydraul o Rams, Re, and every description of cocks and fittings for gas, steam water, Re. Superior coshing range , . heaters and gas fixtures put up in churches, stores and dwellings, at short notice, in the most modern style. All materials and, work in our line at low rates and warranted. Itm_Counlry work and Jobbing promptly attkmded to July 1, HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM, rpnE qudersigned ropectfully — annolin cos to.tho public that ho still continues tho Ifs , thor, Business at tlio old stand, in West FMB street and with a rono!ed and pillolent effort, Aroluro,arti cies of Head Dross of . . . .. Every Variety , 'Style and Quality, A t"rt skull Lo otrietly ' in keeping anti the imPiove• entof the art, And rully,lup - ..te tkn ,age, .witieb. vre: Ivo, • . . . , :I htUant*TO hand a apldn j iUd - iorol. ..4 .. .., ~ ;')':::...'..., OATS - AND. : C !A.P 8, '` ', ...' ~ ...:.; ` L . ofall dosoriptionn, rrian thu canitatAl Won{ to.tho linost.Fur and bilk flats; •and at. priii - qt - ,that .. Hunt sun miry ono who has an eye to - gutting the worth of MN 'monoy. 'rho utock includes, • A. B. 11 1110L11181M,bASSIMIlttl, BIIAN.IIII. FELT - HATS, .or evor,y itylo and. color on d .un c urpesseitfor Lightneve Do rebithy and tirilsb.'.; by;thoSii of on'y other octohnelc. niunt hi the country. - 0 • • •-•-• • ineo's,•lloy410011-Chtlylrou'il nit's Arp ... capii,„4:0,917 description constently on hand. - die'resprieffully invitee tho old patrons-and es tunny uulv ones as.posellilo, givo him cell. J 0 :GALLI°. Ju1y:1,1964, ~- • ' DOOM'S as , S•1101E1S. ' • A , ' . iitiLL , a'ssorttnerit; of Men te'nd B4ys': ..n, _Boats and 81loos; anitabla for tba .aln ter. Also, Lnillos apd Mlesea's Balmoral Bootees, Chlldren'e Beata of all Ladles and a en tleinon'd GUM Over Shoos., My old cußtonntroa rind ,crant el good arid :heap Boots and 'Shoos, will ideasd - thin and (mandrill the stook, before purehaeing: etroet, .nearlynppeel to the pepot. • ... • •• i • ' OLiAEL OCIILBY, True.tsco. 'CII:10TOE •SEG,ARS &-TOBACCO; _ Al: RALsTomi BOARDS. SCANTLING, OM VER DELANCY, ANDREW 11. BLAIR fffll=l BOOTS AND SHOES. T I:. A W II A 'l' S I=l =MEE = For Nen and Boys' Welr, North tranover St:ovt(l,,tikthg Emp.itthi 11.581(2, BOXES ACCOItBEONS William P. Lynch SHOWER BAills CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND F~y~ ~ ~: FRANKLIN RAIL U.O4LDS. CHANGE OF HOURS. (AN and after NoNDAY, Arnim, 4th, 1864, Passenger Trains will run daily, as follows, (iunday excepted): FOIL CIJAhIDICItSI3IIILO AND HADRIZTURG Leave Hagerstown, 7:00 'A. 51.,. 2:46 P. 5!.. '' Greencastle, 7:97 " 8.85 { Arr at 8,17 ' 4:20 " Cbambers'g, - - Leave _ 8:30 d" 12:55 " , Leave Sbippenaburg 9:00 " 1:28 "' ; r Newville 0:32 " 1:28 " Carlisle 10:10 0 2.42 " " `Mechanicsburg 10:42 " 3:12 Arrive at Harrisburg 11:15 " 8:40 " FOR OIIAMBERSBURCI AND HAGERSTOWN: L 033,3 Harrisburg 0:05 A. M., 1:35 P. /11 , Mechanicsburg 0:37 " 2:15 . carlisie 0:27 " 2155 " " Newville 10:02 " 3:20 " " Shippensburg 10:03 " 4:00 Chembem'g s J Arr nt 11:10 " 4:90 I Leave 11:10 " 4:40 " Leave Greencastle 11:55 " 5:00 " Arr. at Hagerstown 12:35 " 0:10 " The Carlisle and Harrisburg ACCOMODATION. TRAIN will leave as follows: Leave Carlisle 5556 A. M. •• Mechanicsburg 0:25 Arrive at Harrisburg 0:55 " , Leave Harrisburg 4:20 P. M. fileelianicahurg 4'54 Arrive at Carlisle 5:20 making aloe. con , ectiois at Harrisburg with Trains.' iiir Philadelphia, Nov York and Pittsburg; and with Trains fbr all porta, West. -Ph,• l'rui ft 'cal ing Mrs Isburn. at 4.20, P. M., rIII. only as Ihr an Clll . l lei e. 0. N. LULL, Sup't. Suporinionden Co i fire, Clounl,'lr, July 1. 1hG4..1 READING RAILROAD f4 l / 4 0‘ . Alfs SUAI MER AkRANGEMENT `III.I4IAT Trunk Line from the North kjand North {Peat for Philadelphia. New York heading, Lelmon, Allvutoon. Easton &c. ruins have Ilan IFIWIR for iltirriSbUiß for Plallndel• Olin. Nen York. ]leading Pottsville, and all internat. diate Stations, at It A. ZNI i and A P. M. New York Hopraos leaves Ihorishurg at 6,00 A. M., arriving at AO, York at 1.45 the same day. A special Accommodation Passeneer train leaves Heading 00 7.13 A. M., and returns tram Harrisburg at .5 P. NI. Fares hom Tin r, 1, burg To New York $515: to Philadelphia $3 85 nod $2 80. Baggage checked through. Returning, leave \,•rr York at 6 A. M . 12 noon. and 71'. 51., (Pittsburg txprr•+s a, riving at Harrisburg at 2A. 21.) Leave Philadelphia at. 815 A. 31., and 3.30 P. 31. Sleeplll2 ears in the New,__Yßrk Express Trains from Pittsbur,.. a it P.ll.ellge, by the l'otaa tat. Itatllrt•nd leave Tanuttd ion at 0,.0 A 11.. 11.1 21. , P. M., for l'hiladelpilia, Ne, York. and all Way Points l't.ttavtab , at 13 A. IF.. and 230 P. M., tor Philadelphia. Ilarrp.buto and New York. Au c'e. , 11166 , , 1:0 ino tzaln haves Reading" 60 A. Ni , rett.rus hum I . llilach•lphla At 6.00 1 - 1 n„A the :Lori• train , nm daily. Sundays ex .% Sumlay train kayos l'..tt,iil.• nt 7 30 A. 4„ and 7,t :: 1' 71 Cr tuutotal,loll. N 1 11,11. n. F,ot,t.it. Exrursloo Tick ets nt red - urvd rat' , to nl o l u.ki n , - ,,a points. Poon , l, 11.140‘,1. 0.... 1.1 a. In l'.1•s$010or. O. A. NICOLLS, 110,00,1 I: l llimrinteuden t. ruh 1, 1414 ARLISLE c PIiILADELPUIA D4PLY FREID HT LINE FREED WARD & FREED, &11 M.l ET .ti'FREET PI3ILADEIPLIIA J. & D. It LOADS, MAIN ST:II:ET, U.% fILISLF., PA ett:i-Cnr, of I hi , Lill, !eat e he Depot bll 31orket St .xt 4 e;; l' . 1 . .1117 . 1,1v. 11161. :it 7 o'ilot.k. A. Al. (kpois II tetoteti ; this Liar should Le merited C. P Daily Froight hits, and beta to h 4 o•olock, .Itily 1, 1464. Carlisle Foundry, Mill FAIOI IMPI, i,NT DEPOT! FGARDNER. LC,: C.(.)., now inanufac ; 1 tore nod L: rep for sale, at their eX- Wow. u Steam IS orss us Last Main street, Carlisle, a In rtie assortment 01 A GRIC LTUP.A L I NIPLEMENTS, of well known, a pprnved Usefulness to farmers, among II h they snu Al call espnelal titt,LltiOli to WIL. Lth.ii 1111 V'S Celebrated Patent GUM SPRING GRAIN DRILL, ',hid, has taken over tifty First Class Premiums at State 111141 County Fairs. '1•o the Farmers of Cumber lain!. York and Perry counties we need not speak in detail of the meritsof this drill, as scores of them nro nu,v fu Use uu the hest farms in the,e counties. Its reputation IS established as the most complete Grain DIM non manutactured in the United Sta:es. It son, t‘ heat, Rye. Data, Burl y nod Wass, sr my and reguhu, ni t Mutt hunching the wed. 'l•hr gum springs pa, the drill over stump , and stones, Without tweak ing pins or the drill. .or even and regular SONTILI a, the Willoughby blunt Spring Drill Is unequalled by any other. We also mauulacture and sell the which nne can recommend to Farmers as reliable implements, of established character: sitth icisoN , l3 pAq-EN , r CORN - PLANTER. - LASH S P • I ENT sTRAW fi FODD It CU'T'TER, DRIDEN DOLPH', PATENT CORN SHELLER, HAHN'S PATENT CIDER MILL joHNSuN'S CAST I IRON HUG'S TROUGH' Also, three and Four Horse Powers and Threshing Machinrs, Cast Iron h leld hollers. Plough Castings of various patterns. Coin Crushers, and other articles for Farmers too numerous to intuition. Also, Egg Coal Stoves and Ten Plate Wood Stuyes, with an immense variety Cl other castings for housele.pers and others. We have also an attractive variety of patterns fur IRON RAILINGS, and CENIETEILY ENCLOSURES to whlch we would call attention. Steam fC n glues and Mill Gearing. To this department odour business we give particu lar attention. Our already extensive stock of patterns for Paper, Flour and'Saw Mill lb tiring, is constantly Increasing. Mill imams and Mill Blights will be fa n lshed with 11 printed catalogue of pun various Mill Patten no. on spolicatlon. Our Machine Shop comprises nil the various tools for turning, planing and finishing Shafting and Castings, by good and eirreful Machinists STATIONARY STEAM lINGINIis of any desirable caparity, from ten to twenty-dive horse lower, built in the bast style and on accommodating terms. En hies built at our establisbment may be seen in suctesslui operation at many of the largest Dist ileries and Tanneries in Carlisle, and Cumberland Perry and Dauphin Counties, in t u owners of which we confidently refer for in fm matins us to their edictal, cr. iferf.ot. %knitting Steam Engines ar earnestly' re quested to call and examine before contracting cite whet u. DOOR AND SASH FACTORI'''. Connectrit nith our e,tablishunint Is a Steam Sash and Door Manufactory which is now io complete order for the manufacture of every deer Iption of BUILDING MATERIALS, for the most costly as well as the pininesl bouse.— Window Sash furnished from 5 cents upward. accord hag to sloe of gloss; Winaow Fr mrs ham $1 51 up• ward; :4,hutstartt:And Rolling Blinds from $ I 7b up wind; rime Panel Doors Irmo if.: L upward; blould• lags, Castings ArChitrifves. M ash lloards, lirackets, Fancy Drapery, scrolls. and other articles needed 'in home, building. fm nished ut the lowest prices And of the best quality of lumber. AVIPM'e are also lirdPared as heretoloro, to build and repair BURDEN. cAlttl,tor transporters on the raid oad, with PrompfuesS 'and on reasonable terms, 'rho continued patronage of the public is iespectfully solicited. Orders - by umil promptly a ttended July 1, 18C4 1.17 A . A LECTURE ' • H TO YOUNG Just . .p,ublished I ii - a.Sealeil Envelope. P:lce - Slx. Cents A LEOTUIiII ON TOE NATURE, TREATMENT AND OADICAL Cure of Spermatorrhrao or Semlual Weak ness, involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility. tti d pentilineute.to arriagv generally, • Nervousness, Con. sumption , Epilepsy,. and Ills.; Mont4l and physical incaiteltY. resulting Iron, &e. By - ItOln J. UOLVERWELL, M. p.;: Autti r of :the ' , 3,roork Rook," „to, The world renowned author, ie this achnotOble Lec tern!, /dearly Troves from .his.owu eaper imp copal , the Awful .sensequeuees f Salt - Abuse May.. be e ectualiy relit( vett without, medicine, and without dangerous surgical • operations, hong leaf impotent:to ute, I ringt4 or car I hale, pointiug.out a moticof cureutonce sortain •and effectual, by whichnvery,stifferer, nu matter what his Condition runs cure himself' cheaply,' pet. - vately; and radically. '1 . 11).3' LECTOREIVILL - PROVV, BOON TO THOUSANDS ANDJTTIOVSMiDi„. Sent under seal, to any eddrem , in u.,plalr, Agalect envelope, on the receipt orst4 bill{tai or IWO'ffetitage ' stamps; by addreSaing , e11A8...1,0. If LINIi.'&OO. .157-alowery, New York, Doet:Oftlee f10a,,,40130, Oct. 14, 1864.. ..• • . • gAßLow's , ugm'ao :131,11h, . AtiERS and. oonsurnera of the ikbOvet .j'Oelehrated 'Wash Aloe, will 'tato netlge, diet' he 'Labels ar' alterariO•sta& : •. .11r,1). G: 0 _U; X ,•- "-put up itt Arrod 'lt'lltherWer'e Deng '§totv, , North' fideand - Streettlatlelphla. ' The quality of this Ellie will. be • the satnfi •in .niery It ht .wormn,tfai to color more water`than twice. the lemma clean tlty and to'ga Meat' I'F'etste In the inarket. • It'llicku:dt caper. .fuctlYr .510 r d does not ~ settle,en - the: ietothge as most of the othtn molten do. pn0,,1104 in a half pint of watee,' tint' make an`zood' Lletti.tt'lllua ad any that limatlce otle-third'the . 'Au it Is retalled'at)the Bailee vice ; akthe. XmAtittlone and •tnfetior articles, bousekeepera Atet„itrveil , • mneh to their advantage to ask fer. that " put` ut at iWiltberger's. , • - '• • • 0.1 V..: ! All-Illue put lipAtt'er:tbls'latak parne.oP It Is Irultalion• - . .; • - •ni'e Now Label doos.not,reqtlre a,.titansp. For s to by. Stor4depors generally. March 4,1804—p010. ,? ! FIMIDy DYE COto F. A.l4Will. 3: CO AT,R4I.AT,ON'B,
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